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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1960
Page
15
In a reader letters column, a father objects to naming his newborn son Vivien to honor his late uncle. The advice suggests a compromise, such as using Michael as the legal name with Vivien as a nickname, and offers guidance on handling family habits and marriage concerns raised by other readers.
The pupils of Mrs Glenn Penny will be presented in a piano recital Tuesday evening at 7. The program includes Jane Cassell, Larry Tilles, Ronnie Silver, Holly Freeze, Judy Lamet, Adrienne Kennedy, Lucy Wyche, Sally Brinson and Ross Caudell, with additional students Med Brinson, Suzanne Kennedy, Helene Jacobson, Vicki Benfield, Cheryl Caudell, Jane Cross, Tully Crockett, Kathy Morgan and Debbie Wooster. Ronnie Silver and Larry Tilles will act as marshals. The public is invited to attend.
Columbus dentist Tom Powell, 22, a professional entertainer, already removes objects unseen from pockets during his act. He may someday extract teeth without patients realizing it as part of his smooth routine.
Mr. and Mrs. David W. Lohr of Route 2 Hubbard Ohio were feted with an open house to mark their 60th wedding anniversary on May 24 at the home of Mrs. Lohr’s sister on Liberty Road. The couple married in 1900 after living in Trinity and Asheville before moving to Allison Park Pennsylvania. They have four sons and numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren. Both are vacationing in High Point with relatives.
A woman visitor at a Knoxville hospital was seen snipping slips from potted plants, wrapping them in moistened paper, and leaving to transplant the greenery outside as it appeared to be artificial.
The quote attributes constant curiosity to newspapers and notes a lingering sense of disappointment after reading. It frames the press as a persistent, paradoxical source of intrigue and dissatisfaction in public life.
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